Selected Prose: The Writings of Jean-Paul Sartre Vol. 2

Contents......Page 8
Translator s Preface......Page 10
The Angel of Morbidity......Page 16
Jesus the Owl, Small-Town Schoolteacher......Page 22
The Theory of the State in Modern French Thought......Page 35
The Legend of Truth......Page 50
Motion Picture Art......Page 66
Foods......Page 73
Official Portraits......Page 77
Faces......Page 80
Bariona, or the Son of Thunder......Page 85
Herman Melville's Moby Dick......Page 150
Sick at Heart......Page 154
Drieu la Rochelle, or Self-Hatred......Page 165
A More Precise Characterization of Existentialism......Page 168
The Liberation of Paris: An Apocalyptic Week......Page 174
N-Dimensional Sculpture......Page 178
We Write for Our Own Time......Page 185
The Historical Process......Page 192
Nick's Bar, New York City......Page 195
For a Theater of Situations......Page 198
Black Presence......Page 200
The Encounter, or Oedipus and the Sphinx......Page 203
We Must Have Peace in order to Remake the World......Page 205
On Being a Writer......Page 209
Life Begins Tomorrow,a Film by Nicole Vedres......Page 215
Mad Beasts......Page 220
Julius Fucik......Page 225
An Unpublished Act from Nekrassov......Page 230
Brecht and the Classical Dramatists......Page 238
Francis Jeanson Interviews Sartre......Page 242
Soledad, by Colette Audry......Page 249
The Movies Have Given Us Their First Tragedy, Les
Abysses......Page 252
Determinism and Freedom......Page 254